Sentence examples for least guaranteed from inspiring English sources

Or at least guarantee warm treatment from a Bush administration.

This will at least guarantee that existing and future broadcasts and studio releases are not 'wasted'wasted

This should at least guarantee sales: as Blyth knows all too well, nothing gets more attention than a good catfight.

None of these states is set to turn into a political paradise, but they will at least guarantee a modicum of fairness in this critical aspect of democracy.

Intel should probably commit to some standard of inter-operability or at least guarantee it will not to do anything to degrade the operation of rival processors.

AS the banking system quaked this week in many countries, and various governments took steps to bail out their banks or at least guarantee deposits, one question was asked quietly: Can the governments afford it?

Victory, which at least guaranteed them a play-off spot, was secured by a goal from Callum Wilson.

Analysts said the deal reached Thursday was a pragmatic one that at least guaranteed that the terms of the 2007 accord remained in place indefinitely.

But this year's scandalous (to some) non-decision at least guarantees 2012 a memorable spot in the history of the Pulitzers.

Even as our privacy and freedom of movement are further restricted with every step, we are at least guaranteed the bare necessities: food, toilets, reading material, taffy.

Whatever else happens to Byrne's political career, surely he is at least guaranteed a permanent place in the dictionaries of political quotations.